Sunday, July 27, 2014
I was so shocked to hear of my brother Jack's passing because he was the type of person I thought would live forever. Young at heart, strong in adversity, as one TPD associate called him "an honorable man", "always a gentleman who always had your back" I'll miss our long phone conversations when he, in his "Jack-way" would tell me about his life growing up on Lamberton St. with the "River Rats", exploits during the Korean War, on the Trenton PD, in his personal life with the wife and children he loved, and with his great love, Casey, his grand-daughter. He is with Mom and Dad, Rudy and Lynne and Pat's parents, the Walskis now. Whenever I watch a "cowboy" Western or see Satch in the Bowery Boys, I'll remember you're watching it with me Jack. That is, if you're not playing tennis, golf, shuffleboard, or talking to God and his angels about your wonderful life on earth. Sing a song with the angels for me and try to save a space up there for me too! Love you big brother! Cynthia Rodeawald-Grove, Jonathan "Bruce" Grove and Jonathan William Grove. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/guestbooks/trenton/jack-raymond-joseph-rodeawald-condolences/171874083?#sthash.jenK1sRt.dpuf
